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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Not usually. Perhaps if it's multiple meals but I don't make exceptions for one meal. [/quote] If you were at Christmas and say there were 15 dishes on the table (we have a large family, everyone cooks), would you expect your kids to taste all 15, or would you choose a plate for them from that, or let them choose with parameters (e.g. you have to choose at least one protein and at least one vegetable?). I have follow up questions if you're willing. [/quote] Are you the OP? Is this a clarification of your original question? Because I wouldn't expect a grown adult to try every single dish at a potluck or large family dinner, that's absurd. My kids can pick a few things that they would like to eat (out of 15 dishes, there's bound to be a couple things they want), and that's fine. If great aunt Mildred has a problem with that, I really don't care.[/quote]
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